40 Questions
Theophanies are characterized by a short period of time and a literal resurrection.
False
The evidence of the resurrection includes the testimony of the soldiers and the empty tomb.
True
The scars of the crucifixion were not present on Jesus' risen body.
False
The Bible only provides one convincing proof of Jesus' resurrection.
False
The book of Revelation does not recognize Jesus as the risen Christ.
False
The period of time Jesus spent with his disciples after his resurrection was only a few days.
False
During the 40 days after Christ's resurrection, people concluded that He was not physically risen, but rather something else.
False
The power that raised Christ from the dead is not the same power that works towards believers, granting eternal life.
False
The death of Christ was imposed on Him by fate, unwilled circumstances, or the decisions of men.
False
The resurrection of Christ involved His transformation into a living supernatural body, suitable for eternity.
True
The resurrection of Christ was a resuscitation to the ordinary pre-mortem state of life, similar to Lazarus being raised from the dead.
False
Lazarus, after being raised from the dead, lived forever and never died again.
False
The resurrected body of Christ can be described as a 'floating blob' according to the speaker.
False
Murray Harris believes that the resurrected body is not physical.
False
The speaker's definition of 'immaterial' refers to the spiritual realm.
True
Paul described the resurrection body as something 'perishable' and 'mortal'.
False
The speaker believes that in the eternal state, humans will be able to teleport themselves to different locations.
False
Jesus' resurrected body was capable of disappearing and reappearing at will.
True
The resurrection of Christ is not a fundamental aspect of New Testament theology.
False
The concept of resurrection is not essential for our salvation.
False
If Christ is not risen from the dead, there is no hope for the future.
True
The resurrection of Christ does not offer any comfort to those who are grieving.
False
The resurrection of Christ is not a significant factor in our steadfastness to serve.
False
The police constable's cousin did not react emotionally to the news of his death.
False
Resurrection refers to the restoration of earthly life to a corpse.
False
The body of the risen Christ is limited by the physical laws of this universe.
False
The phrase 'Soma Numaticon' refers to a spiritual body with no edges or borders.
False
According to the passage, the future of humanity is to exist as pools of pure thought.
False
Murray Harris suggests that the risen body of Christ is immaterial.
False
The risen Christ's body is invisible and unable to be handled or felt.
False
The speaker's brother-in-law was killed in a motorcycle accident at the age of 21.
True
The speaker's wife was attending a Sunday school teachers meeting on the night of the accident.
True
The speaker's brother-in-law had repented of his backsliding through a local church ministry.
False
The speaker was the one who had to identify their brother-in-law's body in the mortuary.
True
The lady who approached the speaker and their wife at the funeral quoted 1 Corinthians 15:58.
False
Jesus Christ is the resurrection and the life according to Sir John 11.
False
The speaker will be discussing the resurrection of Jesus Christ in their next lecture.
True
The speaker's brother-in-law had been a Christian for a long time before his death.
False
The speaker's kids were very old when their uncle died.
False
The speaker's brother-in-law had no chance to repent of his backsliding before his death.
False
Study Notes
The Post-Resurrection Appearances of Christ
- The record in the New Testament indicates that Christ's resurrection was a literal, physical event that lasted for 40 days and 40 nights, during which He taught, was with His disciples, and showed them His hands and feet (Acts 1).
- This event is distinct from theophanies, which are brief appearances of God in the Old Testament.
The Resurrection of Christ
- The resurrection of Christ is a transformation of a corpse into a living, supernatural body (Soma Pneumatikon), which is sharply distinguished from resuscitation to the ordinary state of life (e.g., Lazarus).
- The resurrected body of Christ is immortal, glorious, powerful, and supernatural, no longer bound by the physical limitations of this world.
- Christ's resurrection is a manifestation of the power of God, which is also the power that works in believers, granting them eternal life.
The Nature of the Resurrected Body
- The resurrected body of Christ is a physical body that is suited for the spiritual realm and eternity, but it is not a natural, this-worldly physical body.
- The body is material, but it is not limited by the laws of this world; it is capable of appearing and disappearing at will.
- The resurrected body is also imperishable, immortal, and insusceptible to illness and disease.
The Significance of Christ's Resurrection
- Christ's resurrection is essential to salvation, as it demonstrates God's power and confirms Christ's identity as the Son of God.
- The resurrection has implications for our understanding of the future, our grieving with hope, and our steadfastness in serving the Lord.
- It offers a distinctive consoling ministry towards those who are grieving, as it provides a hope that is not available to unbelievers.
The Hope of Resurrection
- The resurrection of Christ is the promise of our own resurrection, and it is the foundation of our hope for the future.
- As believers, we will be glorified and resurrected, and we will be able to rejoice and be at home in the presence of God.
- The new city of Jerusalem will be our residence, and our names are already written on the door.
This quiz explores the resurrection of Jesus Christ, distinguishing it from theophany, and discusses its significance in the New Testament, particularly in Acts 1.
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